InvestorBase advertises a 14-day free trial. Before starting, check which billing plan is selected, the total amount due after the trial, and the date your payment method is scheduled to be charged.
How much does InvestorBase cost after the trial?
| Billing plan | Monthly equivalent | Amount billed |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $299 | $299 each month |
| Quarterly | $249 | $747 every three months |
| Annual | $199 | $2,388 per year |
These are the USD prices listed by InvestorBase when checked on November 4, 2026. The annual plan’s $199 figure is a monthly equivalent. Check the full amount, taxes, and billing date on the signup screen. See InvestorBase’s pricing page.
When does the trial turn into a paid plan?
InvestorBase says it can charge the payment method on day 14 unless you cancel before that date. The terms also say that upgrading for full access during the trial can trigger an immediate charge. Save the signup confirmation and use its billing date to set a reminder a few days ahead. See InvestorBase’s trial and billing terms.
What to test before deciding
- Pick a market where you already work. See whether you can find buyers whose recent activity fits the property types you handle.
- Check which tools you can actually use during the trial. InvestorBase says some features may be limited.
- Decide whether those results justify the full billing amount for your selected plan. If you cancel, keep the confirmation.
Can you use INVEST10 with the trial?
Trial compatibility and renewal savings are unconfirmed. If signup provides a promo field, check whether applying the code changes the first paid charge and whether any saving carries over to renewals.
See the InvestorBase discount code page for the code and redemption details.